• A stack of seven turquoise and white incense boxes with gold details.The top box is shown standing up from the front on top of the stack. The label reads: 'YAKUSHIMA A.V. Encens ASTIER de VILLATTE PARIS' with the image of a tree at the center.
  • An open box of incense, revealing incense sticks and the included literature as well as the turquoise, white, and metallic gold packaging. Shown diagonally from the top.
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Astier de Villatte • Paris, France

Astier Incense

Astier Incense

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An unparalleled favorite at Love, these exquisite incense sticks are handmade on the island of Awaji, Japan by master craftspeople using traditional techniques. Each bundle of 125 sticks comes nestled in their distinctive pale blue box, ready to be gifted.

  • All natural ingredients

  • 125 5.0" L sticks
    Burn time - 30 min.

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ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Astier de Villatte

Ivan Pericoli and Benoît Astier de Villatte founded Astier de Villatte in Paris in 1996.

Originally focusing on homewares, including furniture and ceramics, they eventually turned their attention to the olfactory. In order to create truly exceptional scents, they visited the island of Awaji, Japan, which has long been known for making the best incense in the world. Astier de Villatte has since become famous for combining the know-how of Awaji's family workshops with that of the great Parisian perfumers.

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